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It’s clear that readers of all ages, were enthralled by these vibrant stories of Tzaddikim and miracles, which had never been shared this way before. The unique blend of riveting, kid-friendly stories, rich graphics, and beautiful layout turned readers from New York to London and Montreal to Melbourne into devoted Amazing Miracle Stories fans.

"Amazing Miracle Stories 3" is the latest installment in a groundbreaking series meticulously crafted by a devoted team with a mission to showcase for kids the profound impact that tzaddikim and miracles have had, and continue to have, in our world.

In addition to more than 20 mini-stories of miracles that took place in Eretz Yisroel after the October 7th terror attacks, Amazing Miracle Stories Vol. 3 also includes more than 50 stories about legendary tzaddikim, including Rav Shimon Bar Yochai,the Arizal, the Baal Shem Tov, the Rebbeim of Chabad, Reb Zusha and Reb Elimelech, Rabbi Yisrael Dov of Vilednik, the Be'er Mayim Chayim, the Ruzhiner Rebbe, Reb Yaakov Shimshon of Shepetovka,Reb Shayale of Kerestir, Reb Shlomke of Zvhill, The Baba Sali, The Lelover Rebbe, and many more.

Thanks to the enthusiastic feedback we’ve received about this highly acclaimed series, time and time again, we’ve heard countless fans delight over the stories’ approachability and how much they resonate with readers, young and old. Parents tell us how many times their children read and reread the books from cover-to-cover.

Rabbanim and educators have even shared stories in their classrooms, much to the joy of their students. And nothing warms the heart like hearing kids tell us, in their own words, just how much they love these stories. We’re ecstatic to present all of you, our dear readers, with a new batch of stories - with more on the way. Learn More

Join the Maor Family as they uncover the meaning behind all 12 Pesukim. Each pasuk comes to life in this series of fun-filled comics.

• Ideas the Rebbe chose to share
• Laminated Pages
• Video links with QR code
• Fun quizzes

Source sheets

Young Shula lives in the town of Homyel, USSR, in the 1930s. She knows it’s dangerous to practice Judaism openly. Jews are forbidden to learn Torah or keep Shabbos. What’s more, food is rationed, the Secret Police round up innocent people and send them to prison, and children are sent to work in Siberia.

How will the Shagalov family survive and keep their Jewish observance strong? This is the true story of a brave and resilient young girl. From living in a cramped room in a local shul to traveling to desolate, snowy villages by wagon, join Shula as she defies the odds on a harrowing journey to freedom.

"A fascinating story of intrigue and triumph, peril and deliverance, woven together with the golden thread of sacrifice for Torah and Yiddishkeit. Dramatic and inspiring, this will be a great source of encouragement to all young readers".—Mrs. C. Laufman, Principal, Ateret Torah

"A true heart-gripping story displaying unwavering emunah and determination in the face of adversity. The strength displayed will inspire and live on in the hearts and minds of all readers".—Raisy Lieberman, M.S. Ed., SBL, Director of Education, The New Seminary

"Human and relatable, inspiring and insightful, this is an account of a family’s courage, commitment, and ultimate triumph in the darkness of Stalinist Russia. Highly recommended!" —Batia Taibi, General Studies Principal, Bet Yaakov Orot Sarah High School

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But what if he didn’t say the right thing? What if they didn’t want to come with him?

The Man at the Wall tells the awe-inspiring story of a man who wouldn’t take no for an answer. Children will be inspired by this leveled reader and enjoy its detailed illustrations. Learn More

Be inspired by the incredible story of the son of Titus’s sister who converted to Judaism and went on to translate the Torah into Aramaic…the Targum we recite each week, to this very day.

The words of Chazal fill the Talmud, Midrash, and other sefarim with fascinating stories of our Tannaim.

Rabbi Meir Lamberski has collected these stories into engaging comics in order to give children a deeper and more complete understanding of their lives. Fully sourced, The Tannaim Series is a perfect way to learn from and appreciate these giants of the Mishnah. Learn More

Born before the Churban, he was later head of the Sanhedrin in Yavneh, and peacefully handled many serious issues that arose between the Roman government and the Jews.

The words of Chazal fill the Talmud, Midrash, and other sefarim with fascinating stories of our Tannaim.

Rabbi Meir Lamberski has collected these stories into engaging comics in order to give children a deeper and more complete understanding of their lives. Fully sourced, The Tannaim Series is a perfect way to learn from and appreciate these giants of the Mishnah. Learn More

Born after the Churban, he studied in Yavneh, was close to Rabbi Akiva, and was well known for how he dealt with the poor, especially poor girls of marriageable age.

The words of Chazal fill the Talmud, Midrash, and other sefarim with fascinating stories of our Tannaim.

Rabbi Meir Lamberski has collected these stories into engaging comics in order to give children a deeper and more complete understanding of their lives. Fully sourced, The Tannaim Series is a perfect way to learn from and appreciate these giants of the Mishnah. Learn More

Do any of the following statements apply to you?

“I know someone who has children between the ages of 6 and 16, and I want those children to love Shabbos.”

“I personally have children between the ages of 6 and 16, and I want them to love Shabbos.

“I myself am between the ages of 6 and 16, and I want to love Shabbos.”

If you answered yes to any of the above, then this book is for you!

Rabbi Shaya Winiarz has done it again! With his previous book, 39 Things You CAN Do on Shabbos (for adults), Jews around the globe learned how Shabbos is the most amazing day and that there is so much that we can only do on Shabbos.

The Gedolei Yisrael requested that Rabbi Winiarz write a sequel — this time for kids! Why should only adults learn to love Shabbos? The younger generation can get involved as well! Let’s enable everyone to experience the joy and happiness that comes with keeping Hashem’s holy Torah.

Rabbi Shaya Winiarz is becoming increasingly well-known in the Jewish world. He is a popular columnist in numerous magazines and newspapers, and his books have been studied and enjoyed by the global Jewish community. This sefer is his fourth published book, following: The original adult-version of 39 Things You CAN Do on Shabbos, Let There Be Time, and Making a Difference. Rabbi Winiarz is also a mohel as well as a popular lecturer. He received his first semichah from Rav Moshe Heineman, and his second semichah from Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim in Queens, New York. Rabbi Winiarz is currently living in Queens with his rebbetzin, Miera, and their three children, Sara Yehudis, Dovid, and Bracha. Learn More

Stories to fill a child's dreams ...

What better way to head off to sleep than with inspiring stories about gedolei Yisrael? Our gedolim’s sterling middos and care for every Jew are a model for our children (and us!) to follow, and teach us lessons that last a lifetime.

“These stories will help kids dream bigger!”-- Rabbi Binyamin Wielgus, renowned storyteller